Because the style values are cascaded from style sheet to style sheet and may include some inline styles as well as some explicit styles, objects need to maintain a current style value that is the result of all the inheritances applied on top of one another.
In addition they maintain a run-time style which reflects dynamic changes as well. The runtime style is based on the current style in the first place.
The value of this property is a reference to a style object. However, it does not refer to the same style object as the style property. You can test for this with the isObjectEqual() function that we have documented elsewhere.
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